You have installed a new 2-node FAS9000 cluster with two external shelves. You want to make sure that each node has two paths to each disk in the shelves.
How do you verify your configuration?
You have installed a new 2-node FAS9000 cluster with two external shelves. You want to make sure that each node has two paths to each disk in the shelves.
How do you verify your configuration?
To verify that each node has two paths to each disk, you should use the 'storage show disk -p' command. This command specifically shows information about the paths to the disks, allowing you to confirm that there are two paths to each disk across the nodes.
I think A I'm not sure what the fields initiator command is for. fas8060-2n-rtp-5::*> disk show -fields initiator disk initiator ------- ----------- 1.12.0 0a,4b,0c,4b 1.12.1 0c,4b,0a,4b 1.12.2 0a,4b,0c,4b 1.12.3 0c,4b,0a,4b 1.12.4 0a,4b,0c,4b 1.12.5 0c,4b,0a,4b 1.12.6 0a,4b,0c,4b 1.12.7 0c,4b,0a,4b 1.12.8 0a,4b,0c,4b 1.12.9 0c,4b,0a,4b 1.12.10 0a,4b,0c,4b fas8060-2n-rtp-5::*> run -node * storage show disk -p 2 entries were acted on. Node: fas8060-rtp-15a PRIMARY PORT SECONDARY PORT SHELF BAY -------- ---- --------- ---- --------- 0a.12.0 B 4b.12.0 A 12 0 4b.12.1 A 0a.12.1 B 12 1 0a.12.2 B 4b.12.2 A 12 2 4b.12.3 A 0a.12.3 B 12 3 0a.12.4 B 4b.12.4 A 12 4 4b.12.5 A 0a.12.5 B 12 5 0a.12.6 B 4b.12.6 A 12 6
disk show -p is correct but here you need to add node storage before that command which is not included in answers options , so yes initiator field is correct .
Seriously, -initiator filed? run -node storage show disk -p command is the best option.